| CHAPTER I. |
| Early Days of William | [1] |
| Marriage with the Princess Mary | [4] |
| William and Mary in Holland | [5] |
| Preparations for Revolution | [9] |
| Infatuated Conduct of King James | [13] |
| CHAPTER II. |
| William’s Declaration | [27] |
| James gives Audience to the Bishops | [29] |
| William sets Sail | [34] |
| Landing of the Prince | [36] |
| James goes to Salisbury | [43] |
| William’s Popularity | [49] |
| Flight of James to Sheerness | [53] |
| Return of James to London | [56] |
| Arrival of William at St. James’s | [57] |
| CHAPTER III. |
| Character of the Revolution | [61] |
| The Holy Jacobite Club | [68] |
| State of Feeling | [69] |
| Meeting of Convention | [73] |
| Declaration of Right | [78] |
| Arrival of Mary in England | [80] |
| Accession of William and Mary | [81] |
| Appointment of Officers of State | [82] |
| CHAPTER IV. |
| Oath of Allegiance | [88] |
| Corporation Act | [92] |
| Test Act | [94] |
| Coronation Oath | [97] |
| The Coronation | [99] |
| Comprehension | [101] |
| Toleration | [114] |
| Ecclesiastical Commission | [124] |
| Convocation | [138] |
| CHAPTER V. |
| James in Ireland | [144] |
| Nonjurors: Cartwright—Thomas—Lake | [146] |
| Sancroft—Lloyd—Ken | [147] |
| Turner | [148] |
| Frampton | [149] |
| Hickes—Dodwell | [151] |
| Kettlewell | [152] |
| Whigs and Tories | [156] |
| Irish Campaign | [157] |
| CHAPTER VI. |
| Battle of the Boyne | [159] |
| Sherlock | [161] |
| Lloyd | [164] |
| Scheme for Restoration of James | [167] |
| Ejectment of Nonjurors | [169] |
| CHAPTER VII. |
| Nonconformists | [174] |
| Bunyan | [175] |
| Collinges | [176] |
| Flavel | [177] |
| Baxter | [178] |
| Holcroft | [181] |
| CHAPTER VIII. |
| Tillotson as Primate | [186] |
| Sancroft in Retirement | [187] |
| Tenison succeeds Tillotson in the Primacy | [195] |
| Death of Queen Mary | [196] |
| Tenison’s Funeral Sermon | [196] |
| Licensing of the Press | [201] |
| CHAPTER IX. |
| Ecclesiastical Regulations | [203] |
| Lords Justices | [206] |
| Trinitarian Controversy | [210] |
| Dr. Wallis | [213] |
| Sherlock’s Vindication | [214] |
| South’s Reply | [216] |
| Howe’s Views | [221] |
| William’s Injunctions | [223] |
| CHAPTER X. |
| James II. at St. Germains | [228] |
| Jacobites | [229] |
| Conspiracy against William | [231] |
| Execution of Sir John Friend and Sir William Parkyns | [232] |
| Collier | [232] |
| Sir John Fenwick | [236] |
| CHAPTER XI. |
| Peace of Ryswick | [242] |
| New Parliament | [243] |
| Bill against Papists | [245] |
| Church Preferments | [247] |
| Duke of Gloucester | [248] |
| Succession Act | [250] |
| Death of James II. | [253] |
| Abjuration Bill | [256] |
| State of Parties | [257] |
| CHAPTER XII. |
| Letter to a Convocation Man | [261] |
| Dr. Wake’s Reply | [264] |
| Francis Atterbury | [264] |
| Convocation Meets | [270] |
| Lower House resists the Archbishop’s Prorogation | [272] |
| Censures Toland’s Book | [275] |
| Burnet’s Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles | [277] |
| Dissolution of Convocation | [282] |
| White Kennet | [284] |
| New Convocation | [287] |
| Death of the Prolocutor | [293] |
| Death of William III. | [295] |
| CHAPTER XIII. |
| Bishops—Burnet | [298] |
| Stillingfleet | [299] |
| Patrick | [300] |
| Moore and Cumberland | [303] |
| Fowler and Kidder | [304] |
| Hall—Stratford—Sharpe | [306] |
| Lloyd | [307] |
| Compton | [309] |
| Trelawny | [310] |
| Burnet and Sprat | [311] |
| Crew—Watson | [312] |
| Clergy—Beveridge | [314] |
| Bull, Norris, Burkett | [315] |
| Strype—Wharton | [316] |
| Horneck | [317] |
| Fanaticism—Mason | [317] |
| CHAPTER XIV. |
| Ecclesiastical Discipline | [321] |
| Manner of Worship | [323] |
| Psalmody of the Church | [324] |
| Character of the Clergy | [325] |
| Condition of the Clergy | [328] |
| Clerical Costume | [331] |
| State of Society | [332] |
| Intemperance | [334] |
| Superstition | [335] |
| CHAPTER XV. |
| Boyle Lectures | [341] |
| Bentley | [341] |
| Locke’s Reasonableness of Christianity | [344] |
| Essay on the Human Understanding | [346] |
| Leslie—Blount | [349] |
| Toland and Norris | [350] |
| Literary Style | [352] |
| CHAPTER XVI. |
| Rise of Religious Societies | [354] |
| Young Men’s Associations | [356] |
| Society for Reformation of Manners | [358] |
| Societies Advocated from the Pulpit | [361] |
| Christian Knowledge Society | [364] |
| Society for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign Parts | [369] |
| CHAPTER XVII. |
| Circumstances of the Nonjurors | [375] |
| Kettlewell | [377] |
| Dodwell | [380] |
| Hickes | [382] |
| Lee | [383] |
| Nelson | [384] |
| Nonjurors in London | [387] |
| Social Gatherings at Shottesbrook Park | [387] |
| Ken’s Retirement at Longleat | [390] |
| Deaths of Nonjurors— | |
| White | [391] |
| Turner | [392] |
| Samuel Pepys | [393] |
| Political Views of Nonjurors | [395] |
| Religious Spirit | [396] |
| Modes of Worship | [398] |
| CHAPTER XVIII. |
| Nonconformist Places of Worship in London | [400] |
| Nonconformists in Nottingham and Chester | [402] |
| In Northamptonshire | [403] |
| Presbyterians | [404] |
| Ordinations | [405] |
| Edmund Calamy | [408] |
| Seminaries for Dissenters | [413] |
| CHAPTER XIX. |
| Presbyterians and Independents | [420] |
| Antinomian Controversy | [422] |
| Richard Davis | [423] |
| Crisp | [424] |
| Daniel Williams | [425] |
| Stephen Lobb | [426] |
| CHAPTER XX. |
| Matthew Henry | [428] |
| Presbyterian Lord Mayors | [429] |
| Daniel De Foe | [431] |
| Manner of Worship | [433] |
| Independents | [436] |
| Ministerial Support | [439] |
| CHAPTER XXI. |
| Deaths of Nonconformists— | |
| Philip Henry | [442] |
| Samuel Annesley | [443] |
| Vincent | [444] |
| Bates—Howe | [445] |
| CHAPTER XXII. |
| Baptists | [451] |
| Kiffin and Keach | [453] |
| Caffin | [455] |
| Quakers: Fox and Barclay | [456] |
| Penn | [457] |
| Mysticism | [458] |
| Norris | [459] |